Example sentences of "[adv] [adv] to [noun pl] " in BNC.
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| 1 | Bawiti was a village of crooked streets and blank-walled houses which faced inward on to courtyards . |
| 2 | It believes that unless the final COSE specification is very tight , and goes right down to things like icons and bars , then there is certain to be a wide variety of very different COSE interfaces on the market . |
| 3 | It believes that unless the final COSE specification is very tight , and goes right down to things such as icons and bars , then there is certain to be a wide variety of very different COSE interfaces on the market . |
| 4 | An exact replica of one of them is being shipped to Armenia , right down to blackboards and chalk , but it 's taken top level agreement between Mr Gorbachev and Mrs Thatcher to make it happen . |
| 5 | There would then follow a quantity of directives relating most especially to handicrafts — knitting , crocheting , macramé — skills Fru Møller had studiously avoided , let alone perfected . |
| 6 | So on to greyhounds a little earlier than usual , it 's the quarter final of the prestigious Pall Mall at Oxford Stadium tonight , the meeting starts at seven thirty . |
| 7 | Trace the templates ( see overleaf ) on to non-stick paper , then re-trace the outlines only on to pieces of firm card so that you have a paper and card template of each shape . |
| 8 | [ W. B. Selbie , The Life of Charles Silvester Horne , 1920 ; C. Binfield , So Down to Prayers : Studies in English Nonconformity , 1780–1920 , 1977 ; J. O. Baylen and N. J. Gossman ( eds . ) , |
| 9 | Er we thought , we thought that the scheme was , the , the sheet was filled in properly er a apart possibly from the , the er initials as we suggested , putting people down on the quality plan , which was obviously down to timescales . |
| 10 | Impartiality can be irritating to viewers as well as to governments — though much less so to viewers . |
| 11 | She heard nothing of the gossip exchanged at the laundry that morning , and answered only absently to pieces of news she was given . |
| 12 | Its core is the sense of rejection of the most private and intimate parts of themselves , because that is what women in love offer so generously to men . |
| 13 | Only just to needs to know what goes into |
| 14 | Which you decked so dapperly to dances , |
| 15 | This powerful technique has been limited so far to molecules that can be excited by CO 2 lasers , which have limited tunability . |
| 16 | AND so back to snails ! |
| 17 | Quite apart from educational and other handicaps , this was one reason why they and even their social betters took so little part in government , leaving it so often to Balts or Germans before 1917 , and to other non-Russians after that date . |
| 18 | Usually the cells fire strongly to one face and less strongly to others . |
| 19 | But Graham Steward , director of Hambros treasury and capital markets division , said that the principle could be extended to currencies and small companies , and perhaps even to individuals , for example to hedge mortgages . |
| 20 | Preferences bring us to Regan who is rightfully critical of the counter-intuitive implications of Frey 's blanket denials of beliefs , desires , perceptions , emotions , and so on to animals and is at great pains to stress their similarities of behaviour to that of human beings . |
| 21 | Especially when to concerns something pricelessly rare , like phetam . |
| 22 | The second consequence of this unilinearity is that the idea of the standard is projected backwards on to states of language and society in which that idea may not have existed , or — if it did exist — may have been different in important ways from the idea of the standard as it exists today . |
| 23 | He brought these to a fitting conclusion by doing the Advanced Course in Creative Writing , which was open only to students selected on merit . |
| 24 | The database is open only to members of APIL . |
| 25 | This is open only to residents on the campsite or for people eating there . |
| 26 | Staff whose employment is recognized as being temporary are also debarred from membership of any occupational pension schemes their employer operates , most of which are open only to workers who had satisfied a minimum service requirement — usually one year or more . |
| 27 | This offer is open only to readers living in Great Britain , including Northern Ireland , and remains open until July 14 , 1991 . |
| 28 | These offers are open only to readers in the UK until 23 November 1992 . |
| 29 | Susan Bradley 's voice , at first apologetic then conspiratorial and finally close to tears , squeaked into his ear in a long monologue of complaint and desperation . |
| 30 | It is not just up to women to negotiate safer sex , any more than it is just up to men . |